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Sasha + Ann. CPE&CAE preparation. (BIG MAGIC (part One // courage…

- - - - 1) “I allow my fear to live and breathe and stretch out its legs comfortably.”
        2) “In fact, I cordially invite fear to come along with me everywhere I go (сердечно)
        ✏️ the picture depicts a man who is cordially inviting a woman
        3) “Apparently your job is to induce complete panic whenever I’m about to do anything interesting—and, may I say, you are superb at your job.” (вызывать / побуждать)
        ✏️ we have to induce generosity and decency in our modern society;
        4) “ I would do almost anything to prove that I was emotionally and physically totally enfeebled.” (ослабленный)
        5) “ but I was also afraid of an extensive list of completely benign things” (неопасный; великодушный; благородный)
        6)
    - - What is your opinion about next statements?
        
        1) “Most of all, though, he asked his students to be brave. Without bravery, he instructed, they would never be able to realize the vaulting scope of their own capacities”
        2) Liz wrote: “ I’m talking about living a life that is driven more strongly by curiosity than by fear.” According to you what does it mean living a life which is driven by curiosity?
        3) “ I finally realized that my fear was boring.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Explain.
        4) What is the difference between "being fearless" and "being brave".
        5) What do you think you need your fear for?
        6) Elizabeth Gilbert wrote " “And you have treasures hidden within you—extraordinary treasures—and so do I, and so does everyone around us."
        What do you think we all need to do to find those treasures?
  - - - She’s so meek!
        2 “Ms. Patchett stood up at the lectern and gave one of the most robust and dazzling speeches;
        
        “I tried to summarize my ex-novel as concisely as possible. ”
        
        “This may vex you, but it really ”
        
        “I spun myself like a dervish around that idea. ”
        
        “Sometimes I haven’t been so nonchalant about losing those ideas to other creators. Sometimes it’s been painful”
        
        “that is, of ideas entering and exiting the human consciousness at whim”
    - - “Ms. Patchett stood up at the lectern and gave one of the most robust and dazzling speeches.
        Have you ever experienced listening to robust and dazzling speeches? When did it happen? Who was the speaker?
        
        "that ideas do move from soul to soul, that ideas will always try to seek the swiftest and most efficient conduit to the earth (just as lightning does).”
        
        Do you believe that ideas are moving form soul to soul?
        Did you personally have many ideas or plans that you didn't deliver but would love to?
        
        “I believe that inspiration will always try its best to work with you—but if you are not ready or available, it may indeed choose to leave you and to search for a different human collaborator.”
        
        How often does inspiration come to you? What is it usually about? What do you do next after its visit.
        
        “Work with all your heart, because—I promise—if you show up for your work day after day after day after day, you just might get lucky enough some random morning to burst right into bloom.”
        
        “American poet Ruth Stone”
        Do you like poetry? Who is your favorite poet?
  - - - 1) “ everybody imitates before they can innovate.” What do you think about this phrase do you agree or disagree?
        2) “The essential ingredients for creativity remain exactly the same for everybody: courage, enchantment, permission, persistence, trust—and those elements are universally accessible. Which does not mean that creative living is always easy; it merely means that creative living is always possible.”
        What are the essential incridients for creativity?
        3) If you have 15 min a day in a stairwell alone with your creativity, what would you do?
- - - - daily errands to do, grumpy as they are in a sulky mood, ... it has a great impact on your friendship and the world becomes much better place if you have soulmates near you, those people who share same beliefs and values /// if I won a lottery, I would go fot a charity project, maybe even two. unfortunatelly there are way too many stray dogs in Minsk who are suffereing a lot so I would organize some advertising compaign to increare awareness of this of this devastating situation
        
        • What kind of TV programmes do you most enjoy?
        Well, first of all I don't watch TV nowadys, usually I find all the information and news on internet. But truth must be told even in spite the fact I'm not a movie buff I can binge-watch the entire season of TV series with one set
        • Tell me about a special meal that you recently had
        Recently, my husband and I went to a lovely, Turkish restaurant for a breakfast. There was mouthwatering selection of different dishes, we took scramble eggs with tomatoes and fresh vegetables. For the dessert we had pastry and as I describe myself as an hearty eater I wolfed down my dessert very quickly.
        • How do you feel about extreme sports?
        • What would be your ideal job?
  - - - the lady on the left of the page look /their attention is drawn to their laptop / maybe business plan or revenue of their company or a new strategy on how to beat their rivals
        
        she might have been walking all day
        
        It looks as if they are building a new strategy or discuss revenues of their company or new ideas about how to beat their rivals